In above photo: Black Rep history author Felecia Piggott-Long congratulates Warren Dell Leggett of Winston-Salem for his humanitarian award at the opening gala of the 2015 National Black Theatre Festival.
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In above photo: Ayana Hardin creates natural hair twists. (Photo by Erin Mizelle for the Winston-Salem Chronicle) Editor’s note: This is the last part of a two-part series. By Felecia Piggott-Long,
In above photo: Winston-Salem native Jackee Harry discusses “Black Stars of the Great White Way”. This is Harry’s first time attending the National Black Theatre Festival. (Photo by Tevin Stinson)
In above photo: Participants enjoying Family Fun Day (submitted photo) Special to The Chronicle Family Fun Day began in July of 2006. Initially, the event was for members and their
In above photo: Pamela Bradsher and Pamela Pryor-Grace get author Victoria Christopher Murray to sign “Stand Your Ground” and “Temptation”.
In above photo: The first No Stress Fest drew a packed house on Saturday, July 25. The event was held at
In above photo: Denise D. Adams (submitted photo) Special to The Chronicle Denise D. Adams, a member of Rose McCloud
In above photo: Vanessa Bell Calloway on stage as Zora Neale Hurston (Photo courtesy of OPAS) By Nikki Baldwin
In above photo: Prime Tyme Soul Cafe on University Parkway already is welcoming the National Black Theatre Festival before it
In above photo: No Stress Fest Flyer featuring artist 2 Chainz Special to the Chronicle On Saturday, July 25, the
